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Low Infant Exposure: Researchers estimate that even if trace amounts were present, a breastfed infant would receive only approximately 1.12% to 1.26% of the mother's dosewell below the 10% safety threshold typically used for medications during lactation
Compounding may also be an option for patients who fail to achieve appropriate symptomatic control and levels on dosages that can be easily measured with these commercially available products
In some studies, these medications enabled: Faster achievement of technical operability Easier laparoscopic access Improved metabolic control Higher diabetes remission rates, especially in insulin-dependent patients 2
Employer data shows that cost containment efforts are accelerating